Reports of yet another heinous crime committed on the day of Eid have surfaced on social media. In Uttar Pradesh’s Meerut, a Muslim man called Ayan lured the victim into his house under the pretext of inviting him for an Eid feast. At Ayan’s home, the victim was allegedly gangraped. After the victim filed a complaint with the police, three Muslim accused were arrested swiftly, while one is absconding.
As per the victim’s statement recorded with the police, once he reached Ayan’s home for the ‘Eid feast’; at around 9 PM, Ayan’s friends, Gul Muhammad, Adnan, and Avesh reached the spot as well. Following this, these three friends removed the victim’s clothes forcefully and raped him.
Not only was the victim gangraped, he was also beaten mercilessly, and was verbally abused using highly objectionable casteist slurs. The accused recorded a video of the whole act, and blackmailed the victim saying that if he told anyone about whatever had happened, they would make sure the video goes viral on social media.
Despite the blackmail, the victim plucked up courage and filed a complaint with the police on May 29, the day following that of Eid. An FIR was registered, and soon, Gul Muhammad, Avesh, and Adnan were arrested, and have been jailed. Ayan is absconding and the police are on a lookout for him.
At this point in time, it can be said for certain that there is no such year when Muslims do not commit brutal crimes against Hindus; but what is also noteworthy is the usual hypocrisy of the left-liberal cabal.
No ‘secular’, ‘equality-loving’, ‘woke’, and ‘fearless’ ‘liberal’ has raised their voice against this heinous crime, even though the victim belongs in the SC community. We could only imagine the uproar if the culprits were so-called ‘high-caste’ Hindus rather than being Muslims.
This selective hullabaloo on the part of the ‘liberals’ of this country, and their mundane what-aboutery have to be questioned at each step; for real equality begins at understanding that every crime has to be kept at an equal standing of disgust, and criminal acts cannot be sifted and conveniently categorized after looking at them through the magnifying glass called ‘bias’, based on the religious identity of the culprits and victims.
